Chants of “Fire Muschamp!” echoed throughout the half-empty Ben Hill Griffin Stadium during the third quarter of Saturday night’s game. The Florida Gators, who were considered on the verge of a dynasty no more than five years ago, had fallen far in the college football landscape and the fans had enough.

Despite those cries from Gator Nation, the Gators athletic department released no statement regarding Muschamp’s status as head coach and it appears that the fourth-year coach will continue to lead the Gators as they head into the bye week.

A report from The Gainesville Sun’s Pat Dooley suggests Muschamp will stay as coach at least through the Georgia game in two weeks, which makes sense considering there’s no logic in keeping him through the bye week and then firing him at the beginning of a game week.

Despite all of the speculation regarding his job security, Muschamp told the media following the Gators’ 42-13 loss to Missouri that he’s only focused on what he can control — and that’s improving this football team.

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“I’m really worried about this football team right now. Sitting down with them and making sure they understand the things we need to do to get better,” Muschamp said. “That’s what I’m worried about.”

“I’m not going to get concerned about things I don’t have any control over other than this team,” he added. “I think that’s the most important thing right now.”

Based off of last week’s performance, the Gators will need every minute of these two weeks to prepare for their upcoming game against the Georgia Bulldogs.

Florida’s offense could be in for a long game on Nov. 1, as Georgia’s defense, especially its pass rush, has come on strong in recent weeks. The ‘Dawgs are fresh off two consecutive impressive road victories against Missouri and Arkansas.

With extra time to prepare for the Bulldogs, Muschamp envisions a much better outcome for Florida fans in Jacksonville, Fla., at the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.

“That’s what some of our guys need to do is look in the mirror,” he said. “They need to play better in some situations. That’s what we’re going to do. We need to play better. Just keep hanging with us, we’re going to go over in Jacksonville and get this thing fixed. That’s what we plan on doing.”