Katherine Webb, Alabama quarterback's girlfriend, in spotlight after BCS

Alabama's routing of Notre Dame for its second straight national championship has been overshadowed in part by a new breakout star - Katherine Webb, girlfriend of quarterback AJ McCarron and Miss Alabama USA 2012.

[tha Professor]

An absolute babe. The commentators were going nuts over her, and the cameraman kept going back to her over and over for reaction shots.

Not susprising, since she's a Miss Alabama and a model, and most of them have probably seen her bikini shots. Yowwwzaaaah!

[Go Blue Forever]

Total Hotty......knew i should'nt have played DB...lol....

[Roll Babes]

The game was a noncompetitive snoozefest for non-Alabama fans (and a horror show for ND Fans). Best thing for announcers and the camera crew to do is to focus on the hot babes in the stands. This is entertainment, after all.

[Go Blue Forever]

Indeed...gotta keep those rating's up......

[tha Professor]

Can you believe ESPN APOLOGIZED for this "incident?" They tried to apologize on Musberger's behalf for calling this young woman attractive! To her credit, she said Musburger didn't owe HER an apology, she was flattered.

ESPN takes political correctness to new depths...

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tha Professor wrote:

Can you believe ESPN APOLOGIZED for this "incident?" They tried to apologize on Musberger's behalf for calling this young woman attractive! To her credit, she said Musburger didn't owe HER an apology, she was flattered.
ESPN takes political correctness to new depths...

It's due to corporate greed and they are one-dimensional training....never to offend anyone, especially wealthy sponsors.....

[tha Professor]

Go Blue Forever wrote:

<quoted text>It's due to corporate greed and they are one-dimensional training....never to offend anyone, especially wealthy sponsors.....

I'm sure that's right. And hasn't ESPN had problems in the past with complaints about sexual harrassment in the workplace?

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tha Professor wrote:

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I'm sure that's right. And hasn't ESPN had problems in the past with complaints about sexual harrassment in the workplace?

Don't know...but, over the years many of their female reporters have went elsewhere....i believe ABC own's ESPN.....