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How does Wilson fit into Wisconsin's offense?

With Russell Wilson officially resuming his college football career by transferring to Wisconsin , let’s turn our attention to how the former N.C. State quarterback fits into the Badgers offense.

First and foremost, the dual-threat signal-caller has to learn the new playbook if he has designs on lining up under center against UNLV in the season opener for Bret Bielema’s squad.

Russell Wilson will compete with Jon Budmayr for the starting job in fall camp.

Certainly, Wilson’s talent is unquestioned. The three-year starter in Raleigh completed his Wolfpack career by throwing for 3,663 yards and 28 touchdowns while leading the team to a victory over West Virginia in the Champs Sports Bowl. The 5-11, 201-pounder, who is eligible to play right away after graduating from N.C. State, will have to protect the football better in fall camp, however, if he is to claim the starting gig that was projected to go to Jon Budmayr. Last season, Wilson tossed 14 interceptions after throwing 11 picks in 2009 and an amazing single interception in his first season as a starter. It should be noted, though, that Wilson often was a one-man show behind a suspect offensive line and a running game that wasn’t consistent in 2010.

While it’s possible Budmayr maintains the grip on the starting job, the Wisconsin staff would not have brought Wilson in if it didn’t expect him to win the job.

“Russell will come in and compete for the starting quarterback position,” Bielema said in a statement. “This is an unusual situation, especially for a program that prides itself on developing players throughout their careers, as we do here at Wisconsin. However, this is a special situation and Russell is the type of player and person that fits very well with our team.”

While the program prides itself on developing lightly recruited players, gaining Wilson’s services is huge as the Badgers aim to compete for another Big Ten title and BCS bid. Of course, the big joke nationally (and even in Madison) is that any Badgers quarterback plugged into this offense merely needs to hand the ball off to one of the team’s running backs and let him work his magic behind an always-beefy offensive line.

But Paul Chryst’s offense is more dynamic than it’s often perceived, and the coordinator/quarterbacks coach has an excellent coaching pedigree that will serve Wilson well as he hurriedly learns the Badgers offense.

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