For the last 10+ years, I had TV service from my Internet access provider and three nice TV sets but NEVER watched TV, never turned on two of the TV sets, and used the third set only to watch VCR tapes of good movies. I had TV service from my ISP ONLY because getting all three of TV, Internet, and land line phone was cheaper than the other two and no TV.<p>I finally gave up on TV after looking, clicking and clicking on the remote control, for something worth watching and could never find it.<p>For NBA? Then the resolution was so low that the game just looked like a blur, and I could never learn anything about what plays, tactics, etc. the teams were using. Same for NFL -- just a blur with no insight into the pass patterns or pass defense. For the rest, just noise. So, I gave up.<p>Now my ISP gives me some TV over the Internet and for the first time in 10+ years I watched some, the most recent superbowl. Now the video technology, apparently some use of video cameras on drones, lots of replay, etc. made what was going on in the game at least a LITTLE meaningful. What I'd really like, from both the NFL and NBA would be <i>game films</i> with lots of slow motion, high resolution, and expert explanation -- as close to the most <i>analytical</i> information I could get. For the <i>drama</i> and which team to <i>root</i> for, I flatly, absolutely, positively do not care -- I care only about learning about strategy and tactics, say, as a coach, scout, general manager, etc. would. E.g., for the superbowl I watched, I came away with some understanding of the quarterbacks and pass receivers but NOTHING on the four lines, offensive, defensive, for the two teams. Soooo, for any good view, at LEAST also permit understanding the four lines. Etc.<p>But likely no more TV until, say, the next superbowl!