Guru's Musings: Preseason Poll Reflects Topsy Turvy Road Ahead
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(Guru's Note: Your Guru just spent two weeks recovering from a technological nightmare of nuclear proportions - like having windows on a laptop...
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Delle Donne's Arrival Has Delaware Coach Looking For Balance
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Guru's Note: Because of the quantity of coverage from CAA Media Day, this is essentially Part 2 of Wednesday's earlier morning post. A print...
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CAA Women: The Delle Donne Effect
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(Guru's Note: A print story combining CAA men and women is in the inquirer sports section area of philly.com Drexel is addressed in that story...
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Guru Musings: WNBA Shock Waves Bye Bye To Detroit
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By Mel Greenberg
PHILADELPHIA - Considering the recent state of the auto industry in theMotor City, there was a temptation to put up a headline...
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Confirmed: Detroit Shock moving to Tulsa
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This would be breaking news. Mel just called me with confirmation from his sources, who are quite close to all of this, that the WNBA's Detroit...
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Big Five Women and Drexel Gather Under One Roof
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By Mel Greenberg
Less than 24 hours after the dedication of St. Joseph's Michael Hagan Arena, players and coaches from allthe Big Five women's...
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Guru's News and Muse: Leslie's Post-WNBA Tour Comes To Philly
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The Guru interrupts what will be a loooong blog to apologize for some glitch that never put the content into the previous post headline about...
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WNBA Playoffs: Diana Taurasi and Phoenix Claim Title Over Indiana
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(Guru's note: While the Guru is coping with a major crisis on his laptop, the previous model has been brought to life and made operational...
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WNBA Finals: Phoenix Mercury Rises Again To Extend Indy To Game 5
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(Guru's Note: Here is AP coverage from Indianapolis)
By Cliff Brunt
AP Sports Writer
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The high-scoring Phoenix...
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Mel Greenberg covered college and professional women’s basketball for The Inquirer, for over 40 years. Greenberg pioneered national coverage of the game, including the original Top 25 women's college poll. His knowledge has earned him nicknames such as "The Guru" and "The Godfather," as well as induction into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2007. Greenberg left The Inquirer in 2010.