Jason Sudeikis Brings Big Ted Lasso Energy to 2024 NCAA Women's Tournament

Jason Sudeikis brings Ted Lasso energy to NCAA women's basketball tournament, supporting Iowa Hawkeyes in March Madness with infectious enthusiasm.

March Madness has taken an unexpected turn with the presence of actor Jason Sudeikis at the 2024 NCAA women's basketball tournament. Known for his role as the lovable football coach on TV's "Ted Lasso," Sudeikis has been enthusiastically supporting the Iowa Hawkeyes in the late rounds of the tournament.

The women's tournament has seen a surge in viewership, attracting celebrities like Sudeikis to join in on the excitement. He was seen cheering on Iowa as they faced off against the LSU Tigers in the Elite Eight, a rematch of last year's championship game. This time, Iowa emerged victorious, and Sudeikis celebrated with the team on the court after the game.

Just four days later, Sudeikis was back in action for the Final Four, traveling to Cleveland to watch Iowa take on the UConn Huskies. Once again, Iowa came out on top, with star player Caitlin Clark leading the way with an impressive performance.

Sudeikis has been vocal in his admiration for Clark, even comparing her style of play to driving without traffic. He has been a supporter of the Hawkeyes throughout the season, attending games and showing his enthusiasm for women's basketball.

Despite his busy schedule, Sudeikis makes time to enjoy sports and witness greatness in action. His presence at the women's Final Four and national championship game has sparked discussions among fans about the possibility of a Ted Lasso spinoff or reboot centered around women's basketball.

As the women's national championship game approaches, fans can look forward to seeing Sudeikis continue to show his support for the Iowa Hawkeyes and the exciting world of women's college basketball. Catch the game on April 7 at 3 p.m. ET on ABC to see if Iowa can secure the title with Sudeikis cheering them on.

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