The Story of the Texas Longhorn 4th and 5 Hat – Rose Bowl Glory
The Texas Longhorn 4th & 5 Hat is a design commemorating an unforgettable moment for the Texas Longhorns. On January 4, 2006, at the Rose Bowl, Vince Young faced a 4th-and-5 situation from the USC 8-yard line while Texas was leading 38-33 with only 19 seconds remaining. He chose to run the ball, slipped through the defense, and raced into the end zone, scoring the decisive touchdown that helped Texas win 41-38 and claim its first national championship in 35 years. This white hat featuring 4TH – a red rose – 5 and ’06 is a tribute to that moment.

White snapback hat. The front features embroidered orange 4TH and 5 lettering, with a red rose in the middle symbolizing the Rose Bowl. The side is embroidered with the small ’06. Classic flat-brim shape with a snapback closure at the back, featuring a minimalist design filled with historical meaning.
Product Details:
- Style: Classic snapback flat brim.
- Design: Embroidered hat.
- Size: One size fits all with adjustable strap.
- Material: All cotton chino twill.
Care instructions:
- Clean stains with a damp cloth and mild soap.
- Air dry to preserve the freshness of the embroidery.
- Store hat flat or on a hat rack to maintain the shape of the hat form.
Fourth and five. Championship time. The Texas Longhorn 4th and 5 Hat carries the roar of the entire Rose Bowl that night, ready to celebrate Longhorns history with you.










