2025 combo guard commits to Tennessee basketball
The 22-year-old, 6-foot-3 prospect served two years in the Israeli military and played two seasons with Bnei Herzliya Basket in the Israeli Basketball Premier League.
Burg is approved to compete by the NCAA, and the amount of years he is eligible to play at Tennessee is not determined.
He visited the Vols in June before announcing his commitment.
Tennessee has six commitments in its 2025 basketball recruiting class. The Vols' other five commitments include forward DeWayne Brown, small forward Amari Evans, point guard Troy Henderson, forward Nate Ament and shooting guard Clarence Massamba.
Transfer portal additions for the Vols in 2025 include former Maryland point guard Ja'Kobi Gillespie, former Vanderbilt forward Jaylen Carey and former Louisiana Tech guard Amaree Abram.
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