Career advice for Miss Alabama USA

Career advice for Miss Alabama USA (and other accidental stars) Two days after the BCS championship, the biggest story from the game has not been Alabama's win, but comments made about Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron's girlfriend as she watched from the stands. Katherine Webb, who is Miss Alabama USA 2012, talks about her overnight fame, saying she's not offended and thinks people have been "unfair" to the commentators. By Martha C. White Katherine Webb achieved Internet stardom in a roundabout, awkward way, but career coaches say the incident could propel the beauty queen onto bigger and better ventures. College football stirs passions, but usually not the kind Brent Musburger expressed when he waxed poetic about Webb's appearance on Monday night during the University of Alabama's victory in the BCS title game. For Webb, Miss Alabama USA 2012 and girlfriend of Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron, the attention and a subsequent apology from ESPN for Musburger's remarks turned into a social media blowout, with her number of Twitter followers spiking to more than 254000 from a little over 2000. Webb easily could take advantage of her overnight fame as a springboard to celebrity status, and she wouldn't be the first. "Baywatch" star Pamela Anderson was discovered back in 1989 during a BC Lions football game in Vancouver, when a camera scanning the crowd projected her onto the Jumbotron. Other fans' reaction, plus her lucky choice of a Labatt T-shirt, landed her a gig as a <b>...</b>
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Career advice for Miss Alabama USA