A little more information:

There are a total of 18 sports with 8 regular season schedules, 17 added a conference post season tournament. 3 of the 8 sports had co-champions (men's soccer, volleyball and football). That gives a total of 28 champions (6 regular co-champions, 5 regular champions, 17 tournament champions). Here's the list in order of numbers:

1. Coastal Carolina (5-men's soccer + tournament, volleyball + tournament, baseball)
2. Texas-Arlington (4-men's cross country, men's indoor and outdoor track and field, men's basketball)
3. South Alabama (3-women's soccer + tournament, baseball tournament)
Troy (3-men's and women's basketball tournaments, women's golf)
5. Texas State (2-women's indoor and outdoor track and field)
Arkansas State (2-volleyball and football)
Georgia State (2-men's tennis and men's golf)
Louisiana (2-softball + tournament)
Appalachian State (2-women's cross country and football)
10. Georgia Southern (1-men's soccer)
Little Rock (1-women's basketball)
ULM (1-women's tennis)

For the fans who only give credence to the 5 "major" sports, let's spotlight who won them:

Football- Arkansas State (T4th) and Appalachian State (T9th)
Men's basketball- Texas-Arlington (3rd)
Troy (7th)
Women's basketball- Little Rock (10th)
Troy (7th)
Softball- Louisiana (8th)
Baseball- Coastal Carolina (T4th)
South Alabama (1st)

One other thing to show you. 6 of the 18 sports are in the track and field category (indoor, outdoor and cross country). Many people claim that overbalances the Bubas Cup in favor of those with strong such programs. Here's the standings and point totals without those sports:

1. Georgia State (79)
T2. South Alabama (76)
Troy (76)
4. Coastal Carolina (73.5)
5. Georgia Southern (72)
6. Texas State (65.5)
7. Texas-Arlington (60)
Arkansas State (60)
Louisiana (60)
10. Little Rock (45.5)
11. Appalachian State (42)
12. ULM (37)