ATLANTA -- It is the most repeated question of the week. "Where were you when JFK died?"

For those old enough to remember November 22, 1963, it is easily answered.

Governor Carl Sanders has never forgotten that day or the night.

As Georgia's 74th governor, he was JFK's friend, and a political ally. And he too was being threatened by a would-be assassin because of his connection to the president.

"President Kennedy was a good friend of mine and a good friend to the state of Georgia," said Sanders.

Hanging on the wall in his Atlanta office of Troutman Sanders, two pictures of the then 37 year old Georgia governor and the 44 year old president from November of 1962. Both men were young, handsome, stylish leaders who served bravely in WWII.

Their friendship was immediate.

"Every time I asked him to give us some help he responded positively."

ATLANTA -- As the state football playoffs head for round 2, the latest edition of the USA Today Metro Atlanta Super 25 High School Football Poll arrives.There are changes throughout this week's ranking, but the name at the top stays the same.

The Buford Wolves lead the pack again this week, with North Gwinnett jumping from 4 to 2 this week. Collins Hill blasted Walton last week and climbed from 8 to 3. Sandy Creek and Norcross complete this week's top 5 teams.

Carrollton is 6, with Lovett, Tucker, Creekside and Gainesville moving up from 14 to 10.

Archer rises from 18 to 14 headed into this week's showdown with North Gwinnett.

Monroe Area moves up form 25 to 21 this week.

Stephenson and Woodward Academy return to the Super 25 this week. The Jaguars at 22,  and the War Eagles at 23.

Undefeated Kell and (9-2) Alpharetta are on the outside looking in this week.