History: In 1967, Carmen Cozza's third season as Yale's head coach, the Bulldogs won the Ivy League title and ran off a 16-game winning streak that stretched into the following year — the longest in program history. By the time Cozza retired after 32 seasons, he'd led Yale to 10 Ivy League championships and 179 wins, earning himself a spot in the College Football Hall of Fame as the winningest coach in Ivy League history. He never coached a bowl game or recruited five-star prospects. He just kept winning, quietly, in New Haven, for three decades.

Made from sturdy cotton twill and finished with our signature green satin underbrim, this ballcap honors Yale University