Alabama
Fallen Oak Collegiate
No. 4 Alabama Places Ninth at the Fallen Oak Collegiate
10/19/2026 5:18:00 PM | Men's Golf
The Crimson Tide concludes it fall campaign having finished each tournament in the top 10
SAUCIER, Miss. - The No. 4-ranked Alabama men's golf team wrapped up its final tournament of the fall season, finishing in ninth place at the Fallen Oak Collegiate on Monday with a team total of 21-over par 885 (292-293-300).
William Jennings led the way for the Crimson Tide, ending the day in a tie for 11th place on the player leaderboard at 1-over par 217 (73-73-71), moving up nine spots on the final day.
Head Coach Jay Seawell Comments
On the team's outing at the Fallen Oak Collegiate
"It was a disappointing weekend. All the things that we did well in the last tournament, we did the exact opposite this week. It's unfortunate that it's our last tournament of the fall so we have to sit on it, but we'll learn from it. During the off season there will be a lot of things to work on and to look forward to as we start getting back after it as a team in the spring semester."
On his overall thoughts about the fall season
"I think we had a good fall. Unfortunately, today's round will make it hard to feel or see that, but we did a lot of good things like winning a tournament and finishing in the top five in all but one. I'm just proud of the guys in a lot of different areas. On one end we found out we got a lot of work to do while at the same time knowing we have a really good team, and I'm quite certain of that. We'll rebound from this and be ready to go in January."
Individual Highlights
- William Jennings carded a 1-under par 71 in his third round to mark the only UA golfer to finish sub-par on Monday
- Miles Eubanks remained in the top 15 as he concluded the tournament in a tie for 15th position at 3-over par 219 (72-72-75)
- Nick Gross finished the three-day event in a tied for 36th at 7-over par 223 (71-72-80)
- Gross tied for second in the field for par 5 scoring (-7, 4.42), while Jennings tied for third in par 4 scoring (+1, 4.03)
- Along with Jennings, Bailey Sutter improved six spots finishing tied for 54th place (76-77-74/227) following his 2-over par 74 third round
- Michael Crocker rounded out the Tide's starting five with 17-over par 233 (77-76-80)
- Playing as an individual, Luke Powell finished 19-over par 235 (78-80-77)
- Alabama collected the second-most birdies in the field with 47, while Jennings led the team with 12
Team Highlights
- Three schools finished in a first-place tie as No. 1 Arkansas, No. 12 Illinois and No. 46 South Carolina all carded 4-over par 868
- The 15-team field featured 11 teams ranked in the top 50, including five in the top 15
