If/when Netflix begins partnering with sports providers, I would also think that they would pour money into sports related programming to be released during the off seasons. Stuff like BYUtv's show "Legends," documentaries like 30-for-30, even shows that follow spring/fall camps like Hard Knocks or shows that follow specific athletes would probably be pretty lucrative for Netflix, where ESPN doesn't have a ton of interest in those things (with all the sports they cover they have less of an "off season", and if they want those sorts of programs they have pro teams to buy in). I could see BYU higher ups liking that sort of exposure because it allows them to promote their off field message (which is, in their opinion, the more important message).

If things lined up right, I could see BYU biting at this.