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There might not have been a more important challenge for UNT heading into the offseason than finding a solution to its quarterback problem. UNT used three this season — Josh Greer, Dajon Williams and Andrew McNulty — has another one waiting in the wings the coaching staff likes in redshirt freshman Connor Means and a grayshirt coming in with Caleb Chumley. UNT still went out and searched the country for a junior college addition. That pretty much said it all in terms of where UNT stands. Read more: http://meangreenblog.dentonrc.com/2014/12/has-unt-found-its-quarterback.html/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DaMarcus Smith spent a whole lot of time at a whole lot of places over the last few years trying to find the right spot to continue his football career at the major college level. The highly regarded quarterback believes that search came to an end late Sunday night, when he committed to North Texas. Smith spent last season at Butler (Kansas) Community College, the fourth school he either committed to, signed with or played for since he developed into one of the top quarterback prospects in the country in 2011 in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. “This is the right spot for me,” Smith said of UNT. “I like the offense that they run and felt comfortable with the staff. They said that they are wanting me to come in and compete for the starting spot.” Smith (6-2, 210) was one of five junior college players to commit to UNT over the last few days. The Mean Green landed a commitment from Butler offensive lineman Brian Ochs on Friday. Read more: http://www.dentonrc.com/sports/sports-headlines/20141216-football-unt-set-to-add-highly-regarded-qb.ece