I can’t really preface this story with anything. So I’m just going to let you read the insanity below:

Witnesses said a man and his former wife were shot to death over an argument about the Alabama-Louisiana State University football game, though a spokesman for the slain man’s family disputed that Monday.

“Basing it on this ball game is totally false,” said Shannon Odom, the half brother of Dennis James Smith.

Smith, 41, and Donna Kaye Hall Smith, 39, were shot to death about 7 p.m. Saturday in the rural community of Owassa in southern Alabama, the Conecuh County sheriff’s office said. The two divorced about five years ago but had recently gotten back together and were planning to remarry, Odom said.

Michael W. Williams, 28, was charged with two counts of murder in the shooting at his home, where he and others had watched the game. He was being held Monday without bond and a sheriff’s investigator did not know if he had an attorney.

People at Williams’ home said the dispute was over the game, which Alabama won 27-21 in overtime, an investigator said. Witnesses said Williams was an Alabama fan and Dennis Smith rooted for LSU, but Odom disputed that, describing Smith as an “adamant Tide fan.”

I’d paste the whole thing in here, but it’s too long. Long story short, some angry LSU fans got killed by some angry Alabama fan. And it should be noted that the angry LSU fans went at an angry Alabama fan with a pistol, when the angry Alabama fan had a shotgun.

Shotgun or a pistol? If you’re ever wondering which fan base is smarter, look no further than a shotgun vs a pistol.

Then again, killing two people over a game — especially when your team freaking wins! — doesn’t exactly put you at the top of the IQ totem pole.