(2001-02) Sophomore... Appeared in 11 games, averaging 0.5 ppg and 0.9 rpg...scored two points vs. Hartford, making both free throw attempts...had one block and rebound in seven minutes vs. San Jose State...had five boards, all of them offensive, and one block vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff...connected on both of his free throws against Drake...scored his first basket of the season with a dunk against Colorado...earned an Iowa State Athletic Council Academic Award.

(2000-01) Freshman... Appeared in 10 games...scored six points and snared six rebounds in the first game of his Cyclone career vs. Texas Southern...grabbed a rebound and tallied a block vs. Brigham Young...tallied five points and a block vs. Western Carolina...had two blocks and three boards vs. UIC...earned an Iowa State Athletic Council Academic Award.

High School... Averaged 12 points and 12 rebounds per game as a senior, helping Hopkins to a top ranking in the state for the majority of his senior season...in his junior season, scored 20 of his career-high 28 points after breaking his wrist in a game and played with the injury the remainder of the season...developed a hook shot while playing with the broken wrist...earned academic all-state honors...a 2000 pre-season honorable mention All-American by Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook...tabbed as one of the nation’s top seniors by Athlon magazine...helped Hopkins to a third-place finish in the 1999 Class 4A state tournament and a 21-7 mark...defeated Forest Lake in the state tournament quarterfinals, but fell to Minnetonka in the semifinals...averaged 9.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 6.0 blocks per game as a junior...recorded three triple-doubles (points, rebounds and blocked shots) during his junior season...broke left, non-shooting wrist in February 1999...played three seasons with ISU teammate Jake Sullivan on Minneapolis’ Howard Pulley AAU team...Pulley finished 41-8 in the summer of 1999...made visits to Iowa and Northwestern...high school coach was Ken Novak Jr.

Personal... Born Nov. 21, 1981, in Bloomington, Minn...full name is Andrew John Skoglund...son of Tim and Ardis Skoglund...majoring in engineering science...named to the academic all-state team...scored a perfect 1,600 on the SAT test and 35 on his ACT test...has played the trombone since fifth grade...acted in the school play, HMS Pinafore, in the fall of 1999...standing 7-1, Skoglund joins former Cyclone and Minnesota native Brad Dudek and current Cyclone teammate Chris Alexander as the tallest players to ever wear an Iowa State uniform...Dudek (1984-85), Tom O’Connor (1972-73), Joe Ashley (1980) and Tyler Peterson (1996) are the only other Cyclones over 7 feet...could dunk a basketball in the seventh grade.