And what answer is that? A contract that states 3 games live, which later became "near live", and then later became 3 hours after the end of a game, and now some games 6-8 hours after completion. I doubt the NBL will have agreed to that.
However, what was written in the contract is something that the fans will probably never know for sure, so it's all speculation as to what was in the contract.
What is obvious though is One HD's complete disregard for the sport which they are covering. The cheap production, the graphics, the lack of analysis and detail, the bare minimum coverage of 3 very delayed games, the inflexibility to show blockbuster games such as Perth v NZ, the lack of promotion/hype on its website, or social media, and on top of that NOT ONE SINGLE advertisement of the NBL during the season to promote it's coverage (by contrast I've seen the netball advert at least once a day in the last few weeks).
So again, what is BA supposed to do and how do you know they haven't approached One about it already?