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Katherine Webb and AJ McCarron are having a baby

Katherine Webb and AJ McCarron married in 2014.

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Katherine Webb and AJ McCarron married in 2014.

Dec 9, 2015

It was bound to happen.

Everyone's favorite SEC couple will have an Au-bama spawn.

AJ McCarron - now on the bench with the Cincinnati Bengals - and Katherine Webb-McCarron, a former beauty queen, have announced to the world they've procreated and are having a boy next year, just in time for spring football.

She went to Auburn, he won a national title with Alabama.

Naturally, the boy will be a UAB fan.

The couple married in 2014 after a whirlwind courtship that included a national title game and lots of national television exposure. Judging by the tweet, you'll get more updates soon.

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