The longest victory streak since the establishment of Notre Dame Stadium is 28 games from 1942 to 1950. During that period, only one undefeated and untied season was missed because of World War II. Notre Dame went 12-0 in 1941 under coach Joe Bernardi. The team's last loss came when they traveled to Pittsburgh for a game with Carnegie Tech on November 24, 1950. The game was canceled due to weather conditions; no winner was declared by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). In addition to being at the time the longest win streak in college football history, the team's 1942 season is also considered the first perfect season in NCAA Division I football history. The Fighting Irish went 12-0 during their regular season before defeating Princeton 20-7 in the Orange Bowl. Notre Dame's next undefeated season came in 1973. That year's team is still regarded as one of the greatest teams in school history. Led by quarterback Dan O'Brien and tailback Tony Hunt, the Fighting Irish went 11-0 during the regular season before beating Michigan 30-12 in the Fiesta Bowl.