I think the counterargument would be they are different programs with different goals. TF is decidedly focused on innovation and entrepreneurship so it is obvio

I think the counterargument would be they are different programs with different goals. TF is decidedly focused on innovation and entrepreneurship so it is obviously focused on cultivating that, while the Rhodes scholarship has a different angle. Comparing the two by the number of entrepreneurs they create is like measuring a sports car and tractor by comparing their top speeds.