It's easier to find random online streams of this stuff when it isn't monopolized under Flo. When it's cast on a local network or some kind of ACC network or something, it's easier to randomly stumble into on broadcast channels and things around the web.
If you subscribe to Flo yearly, then anytime they pick up more rights it just adds some value (maybe only nominal, but value nonetheless). I haven't been able to remain consistent, even at $150ish for the year. I have too much going on with other things and have young kids, though I'm sure I can manage if I was to try harder...regardless, just moving more under the Flo banner requires more people to head there, and also allows for them to monopolize the market and directly decide how things are operated and to what level of professionalism and quality any or all of that is performed at.