Clippers select Penn State's Konan Niederhauser

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2025 NBA draft: Clippers select Penn State center Yanic Konan Niederhauser

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Cooper Flagg was picked first overall by the Dallas Mavericks .

Rutgers' Dylan Harper , son of Ron Harper , was taken second by the San Antonio Spurs .

Penn State's Yanic Konan Niederhauser , a 7-foot center, was picked 30th and final pick by the Clippers .

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