In 1923, Dartmouth's football team needed a head coach, and Hawley took the job and stayed for six years. Successful in private enterprise, he volunteered his services and coached his alma mater for free. Under Hawley, Dartmouth went 22 games without a loss from 1923 to 1926. Hawley reached the pinnacle of success in 1925, when he led Dartmouth to an undefeated 8–0 season, for which Dartmouth claims the national championship. Other than two national titles claimed by Princeton in the 1930s under Fritz Crisler, the 1925 Dartmouth national title is the last claimed by an Ivy League school. Head coaching record References 1887 births 1946 deaths Dartmouth Big Green football coaches Dartmouth Big Green football players Iowa Hawkeyes football coaches Princeton Tigers football coaches American milliners Sportspeople from Saint Paul, Minnesota Educators from Minnesota Players of American football from Saint Paul, Minnesota