You're treated differently in college. The toughest part of the college game is the size, strength and speed of the players. I would say that the calibre of play in college hockey is better than what I saw in the Western League. Because there isn't any fighting in the college game, guys can get away with a lot more then they can in junior. Without the threat of fighting guys can wheel and deal because there is more room for them out there.
College hockey is the more up-tempo of the two games because of the fact that.
And the college game is also a lot dirtier, chippier, because of it. A guy is more likely to give you a two-hander in college then in junior because he knows he probably can get away with it. You have to be more careful with your stick in junior because you're going to have to answer for any cheap shots. I now prefer the college game, because of the speed. It's a tough question to answer.