On Saturday, Harvard and Princeton faced one another in a one-game playoff for the Ivy League title. The game ended with a splendid buzzer-beater, and now Princeton, a 13 seed, has the honor of losing to Kentucky on Thursday. (Harvard's in the NIT—the Cornell of tournaments. How fun.)

People who know something about Ivy League basketball were on hand to cover the event, and so was Jeremy Schaap, along with lots of people with expensive, functioning cameras.

Whereas this reporter had a Nikon he bought an hour before the match (the cheapest camera, his Wal-Mart attendant told him, that would take AA batteries) and an inability to remember whether it was Chris Childs or Chris Dudley who went to Yale. (A Boola, Boola for late-'90s Knicks colorblindness, please.)

Undeterred, here are some of the faces of a Harvard-Princeton neutral-site game at Yale. (Above: a gang of approaching students.)