For the first time since the beginning of November, Kentucky football is back in the national conversation.
On Sunday afternoon, the Associated Press released its Week 14 Top 25 rankings. After getting knocked out of the receiving votes category following a 49-21 loss to Alabama back on Nov. 11, Kentucky (7-5; 3-5 SEC) has wiggled its way back in to close out the regular season. After taking down previously No. 9 ranked Louisville on Saturday 38-31, the Wildcats are now receiving four points in the Week 14 AP Poll, good enough for 33rd overall in the country.