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Luka Ukic has 39.9% USG
Matija Lukic 27.6% USG
Marin Vujicic 28.6% USG
Lazar milicic 28.7% USG
Doruk Uskuplu 31.7% USG
NBA Usage Percentage (USG%)
What is that?
1. What Are the Highest USG% Figures in the NBA?
Usage Percentage (USG%) estimates the percentage of team possessions a player uses while on the floor by attempting a field goal, attempting free throws, or committing a turnover.
The highest USG% figures generally belong to players who carry the largest offensive workloads for their teams.
Top 20 NBA Players in USG% — 2025–26 Regular Season
Rank Player USG%
1 Luka Dončić 38.1%
2 Jaylen Brown 36.2%
3 Kawhi Leonard 33.5%
4 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander 33.4%
5 Victor Wembanyama 32.4%
6 Devin Booker 32.2%
7 Donovan Mitchell 32.2%
8 LaMelo Ball 32.0%
9 Anthony Edwards 31.5%
10 Cade Cunningham 30.5%
11 Michael Porter Jr. 30.5%
12 Nikola Jokić 30.4%
13 Jalen Brunson 30.4%
14 Pascal Siakam 30.1%
15 Tyrese Maxey 29.4%
16 Deni Avdija 29.3%
17 James Harden 28.6%
18 Dillon Brooks 28.6%
19 Brandon Miller 28.1%
20 Keyonte George 27.9%
Source: Basketball-Reference — 2025–26 NBA Statistical Leaders.
Note: Figures may vary slightly depending on the statistical source and calculation methodology.
2. How to Interpret USG%
USG% General Interpretation
Below 15% Limited offensive involvement
15–20% Secondary offensive role
20–25% Moderate offensive involvement
25–30% Significant offensive responsibility
30–35% Primary or co-primary offensive option
35–40% Exceptionally high offensive workload
Above 40% Extremely rare level of offensive usage
These ranges are general guidelines, not official NBA classifications.
3. Historically Exceptional USG% Seasons
Season Player USG%
2016–17 Russell Westbrook 41.65%
2018–19 James Harden 40.47%
2022–23 Giannis Antetokounmpo 38.77%
2025–26 Luka Dončić 38.11%
Source: Basketball-Reference — Historical Usage Percentage Leaders.
4. Scouting Perspective: What Do These Numbers Tell Us?
* 25% USG: A player can be an important offensive contributor without dominating possessions.
* 30% USG: Typically indicates a player with substantial offensive responsibilities.
* 35% USG: Suggests that a very large proportion of the team’s offensive possessions are being used by that player.
* 40%+ USG: An extraordinary figure that often reflects a very high degree of offensive dependence.
However, a high USG% does not automatically indicate greater efficiency or overall player quality.
For scouting purposes, USG% should be evaluated alongside:
* TS% (True Shooting Percentage): Measures scoring efficiency, accounting for two-point shots, three-point shots, and free throws.
* AST% (Assist Percentage): Estimates the percentage of teammates’ made field goals a player assists on while on the floor.
* Turnover percentage (TOV%): Estimates the percentage of a player’s possessions that end in a turnover.
Key Scouting Takeaway
The combination of USG% + TS% + AST% is particularly useful when evaluating prospects. It helps assess how much offensive responsibility a player carries, how efficiently they score, and how much they contribute to creating opportunities for teammates.
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