Theres really not much else to add to whats already been said. Really McQueary should have done more than he did. Paterno, should have done way more than he did, and it only gets worse as it goes up the chain. Really, Paterno should be charged if the others in administration are as well. In the testimony to the grand jury, he basically refutes McQueary's testimony as far as details go. So if you have a case against administration, for perjury of information Paterno told them, it would seem like you would either have to have a case against Paterno as well, or nothing holds weight with the administration.