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stories   University players from Boston College celebrate a
coup, but how far will the individuals advance in hockey?  The
other day I was doing my usual internet research rounds, digging
up websites and sniffing out interesting information. Randomly,
I stumbled upon a hockey-related area on one of the popular Q&A
sites, and an abstractly-worded query caught my attention. At
first glance, the question seemed to be a rather uninformed and
unlikely clutch at a late hockey career. But at it’s most basic
level, it transcends the game of hockey and relates to all of
sports, and perhaps even life itself.  “If I want to make it far
in hockey, do I have to be the best player on the team to make
it big, in college, the minors, or the NHL?” [This is not a
direct quote. Misspellings and errors have be corrected]  More
simply: “How does the A