Montana Western, University of

BULLDOG CAREER:
Due to COVID-19 the NAIA granted an extra year of eligibility.
2022 (R-Senior): Played in 11 games • Rushed for 1065 yards on 162 attempts • Recorded 9 rushing touchdowns • Caught 18 passes for 107 yards and 1 receiving touchdown • Threw for 16 yards for a touchdown vs C of I • Returned 4 kickoffs for a total of 98 yards 

2021 (Redshirt Junior): Named to the Frontier Conference First Team All-Conference Team. Played in 11 games for the Bulldogs and was second in the conference for rushing yards (955), rushing yards per game (86.8), yards per rush (5.3), and rushing touchdowns (10). In conference play, Neville was first for yards per rush (5.6).

2020-21 (R-Senior): Montana Western opted out of the 2020-21 season.

Transferred to UMW following four seasons at the University of Nevada (NCAA D1) and was eligible to play immediately in 2020.

BEFORE UMW:
2019 (R-Junior):  Did not appear in any games. 

2018 (R-Sophomore): Played in two games for the Wolf Pack against Portland State and Vanderbilt • Member of Nevada’s 2018 Arizona Bowl victory team.

2017 (R-Freshman): Made his Wolf Pack debut against San José State • Named Nevada’s Special Teams Scout Team Player of the Year.

2016 (Redshirt): Played in eight games as a true freshman • tallied seven total tackles (six solo) • made three tackles in a game twice against Wayne State (10/20) and Bemidji State (11/10) • also made one tackle for loss and one pass breakup at Bemidji State.

2016 graduate of Yerington High School • Was a three-year letter winner in football • four-year letter winner in wrestling and track • Rushed for 3,121 yards and 38 touchdowns in his high school football career with 57 touchdowns overall • Two-time all-state MVP winner • Led the Lions to three consecutive state football titles • was a four-time state wrestling champion and was the top-ranked wrestler for his weight class in Nevada according to Flow Wrestling • won state track titles in the pole vault and 300-meter hurdles • National Honors Society member • Participated in Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

PERSONAL: From Bozeman, Mont. • Son of Cody and Becky Neville • majoring in engineering.