They would all receive an equal number of votes. If a certain teacher got more votes than another did, it would probably be due to the size of the sport that they coach. For example, the head football coach, Jim Christopherson, may get the most votes, because football is the largest sport on campus. Thus, the results from such a survey may be biased. In our opinion, it is just useless, biased knowledge that is bad personal relations for the school and the community.
Students get a chance at the end of every semester to evaluate their instructors.
The college academic dean and president look at the results of these evaluations. If they were published, we feel that they must first get the consent of the teacher-coaches first. This would enable the coaches to have a say in this, and also whether or not the information is accurate. If a coach got a bad comment, or rank, it is doubtful they would let it be published. Publication of this information could lead to that coach getting fired.