Just saw the new CFP logo announcement and it got me thinking about what actually wins in the playoffs. Everyone obsesses over explosive plays, but the difference is always red zone execution. St. Lawrence Saints ranked 112th nationally in red zone touchdown percentage last season at 52%. That's a massive liability. For a program that prides itself on discipline, settling for field goals inside the 20 is a killer. The new offensive scheme this spring has to prioritize short-yardage play design. Look at the top CFP teams, they're all above 70% in that category. If the Saints can't improve that number, they'll never control close games. The focus on quarterback competition is fine, but the real battle is finding a reliable goal-line package that can punch it in.