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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Penn State's former athletic director says he pleaded guilty to child endangerment in the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal because "I felt I should have done more" following a 2001 complaint against Sandusky. Tim Curley testified Wednesday at the trial of former Penn State president Graham Spanier (SPAN'-yur). Spanier is also charged with child endangerment for not reporting to child welfare authorities the 2001 complaint about Sandusky's conduct with a boy in a team shower. A graduate assistant reported the encounter to football Coach Joe Paterno, who in turn told Curley and the vice president. The ex-assistant testified Tuesday he told university leaders he saw Sandusky molest a boy. But Curley denied on the witness stand that either the assistant or Paterno told him the contact was sexual in nature. Curley expects to be able to avoid prison.

Ex-Penn St official: 'I should have done more' in abuse case