Zack Pianalto faces durability concerns at the next level

Posted Apr 26, 2011
Making the jump to the next level is difficult enough as it is for a college football player. Approximately 2.4 percent of them make it to the NFL. And that becomes increasingly more difficult when injuries plague not one, not two, but three of your college football seasons. That's what former North Carolina tight end Zack Pianalto dealt with. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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