the sixth with his first homer of the campaign, but the Bucs were unable to gain any momentum from the blast as ETSU left two runners stranded when Riopedre struck out swinging to end the inning.

Touhey haunted the Blue and Gold again in the seventh when he recorded his three-run home run and Lukach put the finishing touches on the inning with a grand slam, making it a 15-5 ballgame.

The Bucs got an RBI single by Riopedre in the eighth and Alfonso went deep with his three-run homer in the ninth to make it a 12-run advantage.

Six different ETSU hitters finished with two-hit games as the Bucs tied a season high with 14 hits. However, the 18 runs allowed by the Blue and Gold were the most sinceLast Week's Fireball in the Sky was a Flaming Comet

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) -- A California researcher says a fireball seen streaking across Western skies last week was a flaming comet.

The brilliant streak of light was spotted across a wide swath of the West from Reno to San Francisco before dawn on Jan. 17. The New York-based American Meteor Society received reports from about 50 people in California and Nevada who saw the bright light.

Seti Institute scientist Peter Jenniskens tells the San Francisco Chronicle the flash of light was a small comet that flamed out when it hit the Earth's atmosphere.

The Mountain View researcher says the comet instantly turned to dust and gas, resulting in the flash of light. One witness described it as resembling a giant orange