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Yes. Houston Baptist is in a transition period to become a full Division 1 member, but the answer is yes. They are an RPI counter this year, and the Huskies are in their 2nd year transitioning back to NCAA Division 1. This transition period will be either 3 years (end after 2009-2010) or 7 years (2013-2014) pending an HBU lawsuit against the NCAA for trying to change to terms of the agreement when Houston Baptist was reinstated.
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