The biggest hang up for us is finding a package that will let me still watch college football.
The only streaming services with sports packages are Sling TV and PlayStation Vue; however, only Vue has the Big Ten Network.
Here's a list of devices which support Vue. The service just had a price hike; the cheapest package which would include sports is $44.99 / month.
With regard to the big three (Prime, Hulu, Netflix):
-- Netflix has taken steps forward and backwards as of late. When Netflix began producing original content of its own, it became a direct competitor to the studios it was licensing content from, and as a result its streaming library has gradually, but significantly, reduced in size: A few years ago, there were more than 13,000 titles available to stream, whereas now there are just under 4,000. That being said, Netflix's original content is more hit than miss.
-- Amazon Prime has the best image quality, by far, if you have a 4K-capable television set. Its inventory generally matches pretty closely to Netflix's, with maybe a slightly larger emphasis on television shows. Its UI was forged in the hottest fires of Hell.
-- Hulu costs $10 / month with commercials, another $5 on top of that without commercials. But it does tend to get some nice exclusives, and it's a great way to catch up on network television shows if you don't have a DVR. They're also adding in some nice legacy content like Food Network stuff.
