There’s no questioning the SEC’s standing in college football. The conference has seven of the top college football teams in the nation, according to the latest AP Top 25 poll, which was released on Sunday. However, there’s one SEC team that many believe has been woefully overlooked.

Kentucky (2-0) was not included in the nation’s top 25 teams per the Associated Press despite coming off of a conference win at home against Missouri. The blue Cats beat the Columbia Cats 35-28 on Saturday but still couldn’t make the cut.

ESPN and SEC Network television analyst Peter Burns was one of the first to weigh in and he didn’t hold back:

Kentucky beat reporter Justin Rowland made a strong case for the Wildcats being ranked higher than UK’s current spot in the “other’s receiving votes category”:

College footballs on Twitter, however, had mixed opinions about Kentucky being left out. Here are some examples:

Kentucky should be in the Top 25 soon. The Wildcats host Chattanooga on Saturday. Kentucky should be a heavy favorite. A 3-0 record would likely warrant being included in the AP poll.