Andres Burney brings efficient, physical frontcourt production to Georgia Southern
Burney looks like a useful, low-drama fit for a team that wants efficiency and activity from the forward spot: Georgia Southern lists him at 15.7 points and 5.2 rebounds per game in 2025-26, with a .661 field-goal rate, and he has shown he can spike for big nights when featured.[9] His calling card is interior scoring and toughness rather than perimeter volume—earlier stops showed strong finishing, steady rebounding, and impact defense with steals and blocks, so he projects as a reliable energy big who can change possessions without needing the ball a lot.[4][10]
