NCAA Men's Golf Championships 2016: Results, Leaderboard Standings from Sunday

The conclusion of three rounds of play cut the 2016 NCAA Men's Golf Championships field in half Sunday in Eugene, Oregon.  

The 30 teams played three rounds of stroke play from Friday to Sunday, with the top 15 now still alive. Those remaining will play one more round of stroke play Monday, with the top eight schools moving on to match play to determine a champion.

The individual champion will also be crowned on Monday. 

Here is a look at the complete leaderboard from Sunday:

Place	School	Overall Score	Sunday Score
1	Vanderbilt	+5	+2
2	Texas	+7	-3
3	USC	+10	+5
4	LSU	+11	+3
5	Oregon	+12	+4
6	Arkansas	+15	+9
7	Arizona State	+17	+6
8	California	+18	+7
T9	Oklahoma State	+19	+5
T9	llinois	+19	+9
11	Kentucky	+23	+8
12	South Carolina	+25	+13
13	Florida	+26	+13
T14	Louisville	+27	+14
T14	Oklahoma	+27	+9
T14	TCU	+27	+6
T14	Clemson	+27	+12
T14	Georgia	+27	+12
T19	Houston	+28	+5
T19	Florida State	+28	+9
T19	Auburn	+28	+13
22	Virginia	+29	+3
T23	Wake Forest	+31	+13
T23	Alabama	+31	+22
25	San Diego State	+32	+17
26	South Florida	+36	+11
27	Baylor	+40	+11
28	Stanford	+44	+18
29	Purdue	+58	+14
30	UAB	+62	+23

Louisville and Oklahoma will advance because of a tiebreaker, per Golfstat. Clemson's Twitter account provided an explanation for the tiebreaker rules:

"

Clemson will finish in a tie for 14 or 15 but will not advance. It loses tie breaker, which is aggregate of fifth best score each t tound.

— Clemson Men's Golf (@ClemsonMGolf) May 30, 2016"

The individual standings can be found at Golfstat's website.

Vanderbilt continues to look steady, as the Commodores will finish atop the leaderboard for the second consecutive round.

USC has been right there with Vanderbilt since the start of the tournament. The Trojans were two shots off of the lead Saturday, but they dropped a spot after a five-over performance in the third round. 

TCU and Texas were the big movers on the day. 

After finishing the first round in second place, the Horned Frogs were dreadful on Saturday as they shot 19 over to fall out of the top 15. The team shot six over Sunday, which was nearly enough to squeeze into the final round.

Texas shot the low round of the day at three under, which was the only under-par score in the field. The Longhorns sit in second place, and they look to be a strong contender moving forward.

Arkansas is also looking solid. The team was the leader after the first round, but it has fallen to sixth overall. Still, the Razorbacks will make some history when they tee off Monday, per Golfweek:

On the individual side, Oregon's Aaron Wise shot up the standings to take the lead. The Ducks' Twitter account provided a look at his tremendous scorecard:

USC's Justin Suh looked to be in command Saturday, but he struggled during the third round. He now sits tied for ninth after shooting five over.

Alabama's Robby Shelton and Vanderbilt's Matthias Schwab have been hanging near the top of the leaderboard throughout the tournament, so they will certainly factor into the final round Monday.

Vanderbilt continues to be the favorite. The Commodores have been consistent throughout the weekend, which most teams cannot say. Once the competition turns to match play, anything can happen. Yet, Vanderbilt seems like the best bet to be the leader when the final eight schools are decided on Monday.

All statistics are courtesy of GolfStatResults.com.