[ChuckElias]

I recently worked a college game with a D1 official. (This was not a D1 game, sadly.) Before the game, we were talking about unusual situations and this official mentioned one that happened in his D1 game. One of the coaches wanted the officials to consult the monitor, but the officials weren't sure they were allowed to. After the game, the official called the conference Supervisor of Officials and the supervisor said basically, if the coach wants you to check the monitor, then check it. Get the play right. Might not be every supervisor's mentality, but at least in that conference, it seems like the officials would be directed to check the monitor in the shot clock sitch we're discussing.