It’ll be interesting to see where he lands.

But you’re right Cameron is really good I actually wondered why he would stay in Tally for so long.

Very funny, very honest for a “home town team” type of guy. Did a great job with that station.

Could read the tea leaves that this might of happened this week :(.

“MAINTAIN” is my word of the day.

Guess he road the train out of town. This ruins not just my day but a lot of days to come. Listening to him at 3 made the last two hours of my day so much easier.

of where I was calling from.

I e-mailed him both times to thank him, and he responded both times saying he was happy to oblige. That makes him allright in my book.

I would also like to wish you, Bud, all the best of luck filling in for Jeff. We will truly miss you!!!

i listen to him almost every day.. i know he’ll be back on the air somewhere soon (please?) but undoubtedly he won’t be able to cover the noles nearly as in depth at a new station

I listen because I want to hear about the ’Noles, not sure I would be tuning in if he were in Orlando or Tampa and talking about the Magic or Bucs.

I hope he’s back on the air somewhere soon. I’m sure a lot of us will tune in.

And don’t get me started on Balls McWednesday.

when he was revealing that Millar is having twins, he said something along the lines of “If we’re still doing radio in 10 years WHEREVER THAT MAY BE..”

I didn’t think anything of it at the time, but looking back it makes me think that this might have been coming down the pike for a while.

12 years ago….since he started….hmmmm

yammering on about themselves.

So are they getting a good replacement? Does any one know if he’ll still be doing the Seminole Showtime podcast? Where is he going? I hope he goes to a bigger Florida City and still keeps on covering the G&G.

Not for such long stretches with such consistency.

That’s up to 120 minutes a day, 40 weeks per year, from 1999-2012.

And all I had to do was listen.

Jeez. I feel dead inside and dying.

I wouldn’t mind it if he became a local DJ playing the jams he did. His music taste rivaled his comedic skills. Oh yeah, and he talked sports.

His commercial bit about “Poise” is definitely straight off our old Mike Martin drinking game.

I really enjoyed Jeff when he talked FSU football. Very insightful guy and always answered my emails.

go get em jeff

Tallahassee is a much poorer town without Jeff on the airwaves.

worse than anything has ever sucked before.

Going to miss that show… DAMN!

The Who “Teenage Wasteland”

Ryan Adams “Let It Ride”

Clash “Radio Clash”

Ryan Adams “Dance All Night”

Wilco “Bull Black Nova”

keep it going

ive been listening to the podcast for the last 3 years from Panama. Hopefully he can talk noles in his new gig or at least do a seminole headlines once in a while

guess the “at least for today” tag in hour #3 wasnt that yesterday

best of luck to him!

I never liked the guy too much personally (that’s what I get for working with his ex-wife while they were getting divorced), but I can’t deny that he became a really good home-team sports host, and so I will merely wish him well wherever he does land.

If he’s gone he’s gone, but I almost wonder if he’s going to pop up across town. Most in-market non-competes are for 6 months, so if he DOES follow the terms of his non-compete, it’ll be midway through the summer-and just before football season-before he’s able to resurface in town again.

I’m just speculating here, but if Cameron did jump for a chance to be on the local ESPN station, then I think he’s making a very smart long-term move. If you’re the best FSU-based radio guy there is, it only makes sense for you to go to a station where you can maximize your listenership. And for all of the hosts that nobody likes on 97.9, I know the station owner over there and he’s REAL good people. There’s no doubt in my mind that if JC did decide to jump, the owner would do all he could to help him find a temporary job so he could (ahem) MAINTAIN until the deal could get done on the back end.

Long-term, ESPN’s going to eat 1270’s lunch. No big revelation, just the way it is: Cut an FM station’s average listenership by 80% and you have the average listenership for a comparable AM station. And the money stream for AM is even worse-most local AM stations were either barely breaking even or losing money before the recession. Now, even that money has virtually dried up. The only way to escape that and HAVE a long-term future is to go where you will be heard, and that means FM.

Grown men also cry. . . grown men also cry. I listened every day from NC b/c the sports talk in the afternoons up here is just awful. JC, i hope you come to this website and can read what your show meant to all of us. Hope you get back on the air (if that’s what you want to do) and we’ll be right there listening again!

I can not tell you how many times I found myself thinking “I can’t wait to hear Cameron on Monday” after any major Noles result/news/etc. Sad day. I’ve been a loyal listener since my freshman year in Tallahassee in 05’. Thanks for the memories Jeff! I hope they find a way to keep Seminole Headlines.