There are four players in the history of the USA Hockey National Team Development Program who eclipsed 100 points in a season and have been drafted by an NHL team. That quintet of players is Jack Hughes (twice), Auston Matthews, Clayton Keller and Cole Caufield. William Smith outscored all of them this past season at the NTDP. His two-year run at the NTDP has been impressive, but this year was historic, teaming with Gabe Perreault and Ryan Leonard to smash records for productivity set by future NHL All-Stars. Smith’s play, particularly late in the year when he matched Hughes for…