This is about child abuse and the players he has recruited deserve better as he would be a distraction to the best interest of the team by him being allowed to coach the remaining games. He reported the child abuse event to "administration" but they too took no action to investigate or report the matter to the police. That whole interaction between him and the administrators could be construed as a way to cover his tail (and the reputation of Penn State), but since the administrators did nothing it stinks as a possible complicit scheme to give the appearance they had acted, when in fact they had not. I suppose that is why the Chancellor was discharged as well. Unfortunately child abusers seek positions of trust such as in this case child welfare, youth activities, etc. to gain opportunity and access to innocent children. No one person or organization is above the protection of our children as well as the teams they are part of.

If this was his Grandchild I'm sure he would have done more to make sure kids were protected.

Yes, he should be fired. Since he found out about the child abuse, told his bosses, and the bosses didn't do anything, and the child abuse continued and he knew the abuse was continuing, he should also go to JAIL. Telling his bosses and then doing nothing when his bosses did nothing makes Paterno part of a conspiracy to allow child abuse. The Victims should sue the pants off Penn State, and Paterno should spend the rest of his life in prison.