I agree with the Kentucky part, but Missouri has shown some mettle in a few games this year. They were down 14 points to Aurburn and 10 points to Florida, and, despite losing both games, they kept fighting. Also, they came out strong against Georgia and South Carolina.
Kentucky has not been a dominant team in most games. Youngstown State held them scoreless in the first quarter, they struggled against N. Illinois, beat Florida by 10 points with fourth-quarter pick six, and didn't pull away from Mississippi State until late in the fourth quarter.
I think we showed Missouri how to beat Kentucky- stop the run early and get an early lead. Kentucky will then become one dimensional, forcing Levis to throw more. Kentucky's O-line cannot protect him and he can be an erratic passer that will also attempt to force throws. It is part of his personality. For example, the coaches tried to impress upon him to not risk an injury during our game, but he was taking on tackles in the second quarter. In other words, he is impulsive and that is his weakness.
