The Latest: Ex-coach recalls hearing of Sandusky complaint

A former Penn State football coach says then-fellow assistant Mike McQueary told him several years before Jerry Sandusky's arrest in a sex abuse scandal that he had complained about Sandusky to school administrators.

Penn State's former president says he wasn't thinking about assistant football coach Mike McQueary when he issued a statement supporting two administrators who'd been charged with crimes.

Graham Spanier (SPAN'-yur) testified Thursday he wasn't implying McQueary had lied during the child molestation investigation of former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky when he expressed confidence the charges against his two lieutenants were groundless.

McQueary is suing Penn State over his treatment after Sandusky and former vice president Gary Schultz and former athletic director Tom Curley were charged in 2011.

A former Penn State athletic director is denying a claim by a main witness against Jerry Sandusky that he was terminated as an assistant football coach because of his role in Sandusky's child molestation case.

The school says he was put on paid leave after Sandusky's arrest over safety concerns, not in retaliation for his role in the case.