Sophomore Mike Caggiano will kick field goals and extra points for UMass to start the football season.

That’s the only real breaking news that came from the Minutemen’s two-deep depth chart that was released Monday.

Caggiano and Logan Laurent have been battling throughout the preseason.

Otherwise, it’s notable that five true freshman (all second string) are on the two-deep, meaning most will likely make their debuts at Florida.

The following is a look at UMass’ depth chart for Saturday’s 7:30 game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.

OFFENSE

Quarterback — As coach Mark Whipple said throughout camp, redshirt sophomore Ross Comis will start, while junior college transfer Andrew Ford, a junior is No. 2. Redshirt freshman Randall West opens as the No. 3 QB.

Running back — While last year’s sophomore breakout star Marquis Young is the starter, sophomore Sekai Linsday will see plenty of carries behind him. UMass lists three players on the chart here and it’s noteworthy that true freshman Bilal Ally is third.

Fullback — Senior John Robinson-Woodgett moves to offense full-time and will start at fullback. Whipple said he’ll see both carries and passes thrown his way. It’s worth noting here too that Adam Breneman, who is the No. 1 tight end (see below) will also line up in the backfield at times, like Jean Sifrin and Rodney Mills did the last two years.

Junior Andrew Libby and JUCO transfer Malik Lee, a junior are listed second and third.

Tight end — Breneman, the junior Penn State transfer, has impressed Whipple from day one and will see time in all situations.

Australian Travis Reynolds, a sophomore, is a better pass catcher than blocker, while junior Todd Stafford is more of a blocker than a receiver. All three will see action.

Wide receiver — Rather than listing the receivers by where they’ll lineup, UMass simply included their top four.

Seniors Bernard Davis and Shakur Nesmith are the top two, but it’s possible whether UMass will start with three receivers on the field.

Jalen Williams, a senior recovering from injury, is listed third. He’ll play whenever he’s healthy and could be a starter eventually.

Sophomore Andy Isabella, a converted running back is listed fourth.

True freshman Sadiq Palmer isn’t on the depth chart, but will see time as will redshirt senior Dan Jonah and redshirt junior Connor Lemieux.

Both Breneman and Reynolds could line up outside on some plays as well.

Offensive line — The most notable thing here is that true freshman Raquan Thomas, who is 6-foot-5, 392 pounds cracked the two-deep at left tackle behind senior Elijiah Wilkinson, who moved from right tackle last year.

Senior Fabian Hoeller moves from guard to center and will be backed up by redshirt freshman Derek Dumais.

Senior Michael Boland is a returning starter at right guard ahead of redshirt sophomore Dan DiNicola.

Redshirt sophomore Jake Largay and redshirt freshman Mike Yerardi both saw time with the first string in camp, but Largay is officially atop the depth chart at right guard.

Jack Driscoll, the redshirt freshman, who has drawn praise throughout camp, will start at right tackle in front of redshirt sophomore Anthony Fernandez.

DEFENSE

Defensive line — Veterans Sha-Ki Holines, a redshirt junior and senior Peter Angeh return at defensive end and defensive tackle respectively, while junior college transfer Ali Ali-Musa, a junior is expected to be an upgrade at nose tackle.

Senior Enoch Asante and redshirt sophomore Joe Previte will backup Holines and Angeh, while redshirt freshman Mario Patton is behind Ali-Musa.

Linebacker — Redshirt juniors Shane Huber and Steve Casali will man the middle of the Minutemen’s 3-4 defense backed up by Colbert Calhoun and Vondell Langston.

Two newcomers will play the nickel/SAM, UMass’ hybrid safety-linebacker as JUCO transfer Teddy Lowery will be backed up by true freshman James Bowe Jr.

Junior Da’Sean Downey will start at outside linebacker ahead of senior Peter Ngobidi.

Safety — Redshirt senior Khary Bailey-Smith returns after missing most of last year with a knee injury. He’ll start at free safety, in front of redshirt sophomore Charan Singh, who is likely to see plenty of action.

Sophomore Lee Moses takes over at strong safety, with redshirt junior Jesse Montiero backing him up.

Cornerback — Redshirt junior Jackson Porter returns to the position after spending last year at wide receiver. He and sophomore James “Pop” Allen will both start with true freshmen Isaiah Rodgers and Bakhari Goodson both second on the depth chart.

Specialists

Placekicker — Caggiano was made all three extra points and the only field goal he attempted last year.

Punter — Laurent will focus solely on punting, a role he’s in for the second straight year.

Returns — Allen will be the primary punt returner to start the year and he and Isabella will be deep on kickoffs.

Davis will be the No. 2 punt returner, while Bailey-Smith could return kicks as well.

Longsnapper/Holder — Redshirt junior Nick Berus will handle the special teams snaps, while Libby assumes holding chores.