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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. ? Alabama
quarterback Paul Fields has quit the football
team after being downgraded from the first
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Coach Ray Perkins said Thursday that "it
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The fifth-year senior from Gardendale,
Ala., made up his mind Wednesday after being
told he was being ranked third behind
sophomore Mike Shula and freshman Vince
Sutton, said his mother, Gail Fields.
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Fields could not be reached for comment,
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disappointed if he couldn't start at quarterback
after overcoming a hamstring muscle
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Shula and Sutton led the Tide offense in
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Perkins said, "Paul will remain in school
and on scholarship and will continue to
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"He is a fine young man and we all certainly
wish him well."
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for 163 yards, including two touchdowns.
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