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NCAA hockey has long been a competitive and entertaining source of prospects for the NHL, but nowhere near the level seen in the past decade or so. No longer are the top players coming from a few storied programs in just one or perhaps two top conferences; college hockey is spreading in popularity across the nation and more schools in more conferences are producing NHL ready talent -- just witness the amount of free agents coming from FIFA 18 Coins colleges that are so heavily sought after by

NHL teams at the end of  FIFA Mobile Coins each season. This summer, the top pick in the NHL draft is expected to be defenseman Seth Jones -- born and raised in Dallas, Texas and the son of a former NBA star. Jones was developed in the Dallas Stars junior hockey system and is himself a product of the USNTDP and is just another in a growing line of top NHL prospects to come from "non-traditional" markets in the United States.

While Canada has certainly been to fifaah -- and remains -- the lead dog when it comes to hockey development and international competition there is a sense of panic growing that while the nation may be producing some great individuals, other countries have found the best way to produce better teams. Canada did not medal in this past World Junior

Championship and has not earned gold since 2009, while the women's team has fallen to the U.S. in four the past five women's championships.To be fair, the men's Olympic team for Canada has won gold twice in the past three tournaments, although nether Canada nor the U.S. medaled in 2006.Hockey in the United States continues to grow and could be directly attributed to the focus of the NHL to promote the sport in markets many expected to never be able to support such a venture.