If the end of spring practice was any indication of the success the Warren County High School football team will have this fall, fans may want to mark their calendars for August 23 and try to contain their excitement in the 96 days from now until then.In a scrimmage held at the Warren County High School practice field Friday, the Pioneers dominated against Watertown High School to wrap up a successful two weeks of spring practice.Warren County was able to end on a high note, something coach Tommy Johnson always preaches to his team at every practice and workout. The Pioneers controlled the action when both teams had their starters on the field, including highly recruited Watertown quarterback Ty Jobe.The Pioneers knew coming into the scrimmage Jobe was the catalyst to their team’s spread attack and his skills were being highly sought after by several SEC schools. Warren County shut down Jobe and the Purple Tigers in the process.The scrimmage started with both teams alternating possessions that lasted for 10 offensive plays.