Yup - this is what I'm doing. It's almost free.

I have cable now, so I don't know how things have changed in the last 6 months but Hulu looks promising. I also used Sling TV for a long time and it's decent. Last Olympics I was able to stream from the NBC app using my dad's cable password. I had cut cable for years, and you just have to be creative. Head to Buffalo Wild Wings when you go out and watch what you want, get together with a friend if you can, borrow a password to use the app on Roku. Antenna doesn't work worth a damn where I live, or I'd get rid of cable in a minute. But I when I moved in with my girlfriend she already had calbe, and I don't want to lose the sports that are so difficult to stream.

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I still lapped everyone on the couch!

Check out Plex - I use it for everything. https://cordcutter.plex.tv/.

I have an HDHomerun which uses the coax feed from my Cable but you don't have to do that - you can use over the air free TV, combined with PLEX's DVR. Very happy with Plex...

This is what I do using an OTA HD antenna and it works great. It all runs very smooth on the Nvidia Shield.

Youtube TV is nice though. They also have the NBC Olympics channel for the extra coverage.

I have HULU Live TV ($40) a month. It includes NBC Sports and the Olympic Channel (where you can watch live coverage) and as far as I can tell, every event that was shown on any of the NBC stations last night is already available on demand.

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John Hartpence, Athlete & Coach
tripence@gmail.com, @coachpence