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I can't see all of what the college crew did because they went out of frame (specifically: signal vs. no signal by each of the crew members), but this case book play closely resembles the video. [Fortunately for high-school officials: we no longer have to judge pass vs. try].
2.10.1 SITUATION K
A1 jumps and releases a try for goal apparently from behind the three-point line. The try is successful. The covering official does not indicate a three-point try and does not signal three points after the goal. The Team A coach rushes to the table and requests a 60-second time-out to discuss a correctable error. It is determined neither official clearly observed A1's location before the player jumped to try.
No change can be made and two points are properly scored. The 60-second time-out remains charged to Team A. (5-8-4)
[Edit]: this case play indicates that when an official does not signal a 3-pt try, the CE window opens.
Last edited by Mike Goodwin; Fri Dec 24, 2021 at 01:28pm.
Reason: Refer to correctable-error window opening.
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