Technically, Pittsylvania County didn't restrict football to in-county only. The Dogwood required a decision on whether Pitt County would play the district. Pitt Co couldn't guarantee they would play the whole district by the Dogwood's deadline. A week after the deadline Pitt County's numbers had improved enough that they could play outside the county but the only schools they could schedule were each other. So they played each other and were ready for the postseason. If anyone remembers, the Dogwood didn't put that requirement for volleyball, XC, and golf, so Pittsylvania County played full district schedules for those sports and allowed everything else to happen afterwards. Not the hypocrisy that people are making it out to be.