Jennifer Lawrence Sexy PHOTOS: 'Hunger Games: Mockingjay' Beauty Cheers Louisville vs. Kentucky! [WATCH]

All eyes are on The Hunger Games: Mockingly Part 1 starlet whenever she arrives on the red carpet. Actress Jennifer Lawrence still manages to captivate the cameras, even when she steps out in basketball garb, supporting her home team during Louisville Cardinals vs. Kentucky Wildcats.

According to USA Today, the American Hustle actress was caught on camera at the Kentucky vs. Louisville game. The blonde stunner was wearing slim blue jeans with the black Cardinals shirt and had on the basketball cap too. Born and raised in Louisville. the American Hustle actress Lawrence threw up an "L" with her fingers to the cheering crowd.

The 24 year old Oscar winner also visited the locker room before the game. Terry Meiners, an American radio and television personality in Louisville, posted snapshots with the blonde bombshell on his Facebook page and writes, "Thanks to the wonderful Lawrence family for bringing our hometown hero to the ballgame."

The Sliver Linings Playbook star was sweet enough to sign an autograph for one of Terry's family members.

Meiners states, "I have a very happy 10-year-old. Thanks, Jen."

It's amazing how the Hunger Games starlet previously wore a sleeveless and glowingly white Christian Dior gown at her LA premiere. A team of make-up artists and stylists helped her achieve that princess look at the costume ball. Down to earth, Lawrence still looks amazing as she beams that gorgeous smile of hers while wearing a simple cap and black T-shirt.

Don't miss our review of The Hunger Games: Mockingly Part 1 here.

Check out Lawrence showing her cardinal pride here:

We previously reported, the Winter's Bone actress spent her Christmas Eve bringing holiday cheer to sick kids at a children's hospital. In a super touching moment, the X-Men: First Class starlet visited Kosair Children's Hospital and helped spread the holiday spirit. 

Jennifer Lawrence showed her team pride as the Cardinals took on the Wildcats. Readers, what did you think of the game?