You must mean Paterno. He did do something. He reported it. To whom would be the person(s) to also go after because Sandusky should have been charged at that time.
The school’s administrators, Sandusky and Paterno should all be in court, IMO
I agree.
Paterno reported the hearsay evidence to Athletic Director Curley and Finance Director Schultz (who was also the supervisor of the University Police). After that Paterno was no longer invited to meetings. It was Schultz who decided it not be reported to the police. McQuery, who actually witnessed the activity, also did nothing to stop it nor did he go to the police. He was in on the meetings with Curley, Schultz, and possibly Spanier.
Should JoePa have done more? Absolutely. But he did report it to the University Police supervisor.
There’s several question I have been asking and no one in the media is asking: Who granted Sandusky emeritus status after he retired in 1998? Did Spanier and the Trustees have to approve it? That gave him the keys to the kingdom (ie locker room).