Hannah Wells Eats Ladybugs and It's the Wildest Superstition You'll Ever Hear
Man, you ever think about the crazy stuff athletes do for luck? Seriously, our Mariners, our Seahawks, our Kraken, you know they got their routines. We all do, right? Lucky socks, pre-game meals, sitting in the same spot at T-Mobile Park. But what if I told you about this Texas softball player, Hannah Wells, who takes "good luck charm" to a WHOLE new level? She's out here EATING ladybugs. No, I'm not kidding. This isn't just a quirky habit, it's a full-on commitment, and it's absolutely bonkers.
Ladybug Luck? Nah, Ladybug Lunch.
Okay, so you see a ladybug, right? Most of us in the Emerald City, we think good luck, maybe it represents someone who passed visiting from the afterlife, all that sentimental stuff. It's a nice thought, a little moment of peace. Not Hannah Wells. On the Texas softball squad, when she spots a ladybug, it's not a wish, it's a snack. She literally eats them anytime she sees one, for good luck. Can you even imagine? This isn't some one-off dare. This is a next-level, consistent commitment to superstition.
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This move, dude, it sparks so many questions. Is she a bug buffet? The article makes you wonder, is ladybug just the fourth or fifth different type of bug she's tried to eat? And what was the FIRST time this happened? Did something ridiculous go down, making her attribute success to a freshly crunched ladybug? Did it make her hit a monster shot that cleared the fences at Lumen Field? It's wild to think she's kept this tradition going, all the way into her freshman year of college. Most people would stop doing something like that by the time they're twelve. But hey, if it works? That's how you keep doing it.
The whole point is, are you willing to do "whatever it takes" to be great? That's what separates the good from the elite. She's not just playing softball, she's living it, one crunchy ladybug at a time. The other girls not willing to eat a ladybug? They aren't playing softball right now at the University of Texas, according to the article. That's a bold statement about dedication.
What Does This Mean for Our Fight for Greatness?
So, yeah, Hannah Wells is out there doing the unthinkable. It makes you think about our guys, right? What are Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodriguez doing in this early MLB season to get that edge? What wild, unspoken routines do Sam Darnold or Jaxon Smith-Njigba have going as we kick off the NFL year? We, the 12s, we demand that passion, that grit, that "whatever it takes" mentality. We want our teams to find their own "ladybug" moment, that *thing* that pushes them to the next level. Every single game matters right now, every single play. Let's see that hunger for victory and that fearless drive. Go Hawks, Go M's, Go Kraken, Go Sounders! What's next for *our* teams is a season of finding that winning edge, just like Hannah Wells.
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