Original sentence: He moved from Clemson to Georgia Tech where he put together 16 spectacular seasons, including three undefeated seasons and a 32-game undefeated streak.In 1900, Heisman went to the Agricultural College of South Carolina (now known as Clemson), where he coached for four seasons
Edited sentence: He cut back on these expanded duties in 1918, when he only coached football between September 1 and December 15.He moved from Clemson to Georgia Tech in 1904, whose athletic teams had performed poorly.Heisman would eventually also coach basketball and track, became the head of the Atlanta Baseball Association and the athletic director of the Atlanta Athletic Club.In 1900, Heisman went to the Agricultural College of South Carolina (now known as Clemson), where he coached four successful seasons.In football, Heisman put together 16 spectacular seasons, including three undefeated seasons and a 32-game undefeated streak.In his first year, his team had satisfying victories over Tennessee, Florida, and Cumberland; a tie with his last employer, Clemson; and an important 23-6 win over Georgia.While at Tech, Heisman coached football and baseball, and was paid $2,250 and 30 percent of attendance fees; later in his time at Tech, his salary went up and the percentage of receipts went down