Just a couple opinions. I agree with both sides of the argument. There is technically "strategy" both ways. Whether guard the stalling team better, or learning how to pay with a shot clock.
Just a couple thoughts I have about if it was implemented to seriously consider.
1) TSSAA has plenty of money, and if they want membered schools to have a shot clock they need to cut the initial cost check. (WILL NEVER HAPPEN, but they could make it happen.)
2) Go back to two referees, except the third referee would be the shot clock operator. Referees stay together in 3 game cycles. They would rotate two refereeing, 1 working shot clock in 3 game clusters. This would allow no increase in cost to the membered schools, and if #1 was followed, would be the same equipment in every gym. JV games have no shot clock, or could be ran by a volunteer.
3) 40 second shot clock, no more 10 second violations.
These are just opinions, and I don't think Tennessee will move to shot clock, until they go to 4 classifications first. Or the Division II schools should implement shot clock first, and see how it goes.