BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (Interstat) — Florida Gulf Coast will visit Indiana in a women’s NCAA Division I basketball game on Tuesday at Assembly Hall. The Eagles are the visiting team, and the Hoosiers are the home team in a matchup that will open the season for both programs. Florida Gulf Coast enters at 0-0, and Indiana also enters at 0-0.

Florida Gulf Coast’s most recent result was a 62-56 home loss to Loyola Chicago. The Eagles will begin the new campaign with a road test against a Big Ten opponent before continuing a schedule that includes Arkansas State, Ave Maria, Florida Atlantic, South Carolina, Georgia Southern, Fresno State, Tennessee, Florida A&M, George Mason and Texas-Arlington in their next 10 games. The Eagles’ upcoming slate includes home dates against Arkansas State, Ave Maria, Florida Atlantic, Fresno State, Tennessee and George Mason, as well as road games at South Carolina, Georgia Southern, Florida A&M and Texas-Arlington. Florida Gulf Coast is known as the Eagles. The Eagles’ next 10 games include six at home and four on the road.

Indiana’s most recent result was an 83-59 loss at Ohio State. The Hoosiers will open at home and then face Southern Illinois, Bradley, Samford, Milwaukee, Coastal Carolina, Southern Indiana, Mississippi State, Georgia Tech, Boston College and Northwestern in their next 10 games. Indiana’s schedule includes home games against Southern Illinois, Bradley, Samford, Milwaukee, Coastal Carolina, Southern Indiana and Boston College, along with games against Mississippi State and Georgia Tech in Fort Myers, Fla., and a road game at Northwestern. Indiana is known as the Hoosiers. The Hoosiers’ next 10 games include seven at home, two in Fort Myers and one on the road.

The game at Assembly Hall in Bloomington will give Florida Gulf Coast an early road challenge and Indiana an early home contest. The Eagles and Hoosiers both enter the matchup without a loss or a win on their current records. Florida Gulf Coast will aim to start the season on the road, while Indiana will aim to defend its home court in the nonconference meeting. The programs will meet before continuing their respective nonconference schedules, with both teams set for multiple games against regional and national opponents in the coming weeks. Assembly Hall is Indiana’s home venue, and the game is set for Tuesday. Both teams are members of NCAA Division I, and the matchup is one of several nonconference contests for each program.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Indiana 64, Florida Gulf Coast 61.