Pregnant Bama Fan Promises to Name Her Baby Saban

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Bama fans, the gift that keeps on giving.

According to a Facebook post, a pregnant Bama fan showed up at tonight's BCS title game with this message scrowled on her belly: "If Bama wins tonight I'm naming this baby Saban."

Simply amazing.

As kickoff nears Bama fans always win.

Always.

Now the site that posted this is an anti-Bama page so insert the requisite photo-shopping disclaimer here.

But, honestly, this is totally something that a Bama fan would do, right?

And the picture looks pretty real.

So I'm putting out an OKTC APB for the pregnant Bama fan. Chances are someone reading this right now knows exactly who this is.

Put us in touch with her, I'll tell the story of baby Saban as my game story tonight.

Seriously, track her down.

In the meantime, I can 100% vouch for the validity of both of these photos since I took them.

Vince Vaughn, not excited to be in this picture.

At all.

Vince must not like gay Muslims.

By the way do we know if baby Saban is a boy or girl? Better question, does it matter? He/she will clearly be elected governor in thirty years.

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