First the caveat...it is really tough to compare the stats of college players.  The schedules they play vary wildly.  The quality of their teammates also vary wildly.  Who do you think has an easier time getting an open look, Darrell Arthur at Kansas or Charles Rhodes at MSU.  With that said, I've been impressed enough with Rhodes this summer that I thought I'd dig into the numbers a little. 

To me, it is much easier for perimeter players to distinguish themselves in summer leagues.  I'm sure there are dozens of posters here who will say the "knew" Bass was going to be a player based on last summer.  I didn't see it.  But I'm liking what I see in Rhodes.  Good energy and good production  and good consistency from game to game.   He's putting up 10.8 and 6 boards on .645 shooting in only 19 minutes per game.  Below are the ratings of the PF's from this years draft outside of the top guys plus Rhodes and Bass's numbers from his last year in college:

                       PER    EFF/40    WS/40
C Rhodes          31      23.5        10.7
JJ Hickson         27.1    25.2       13.2
D Arthur            23.5   23.5        9.6
DJ White           28.9    27.3       15.1
J Dorsey           22.5    24.4       16.3
R Hendrix          37.6    30.4       16.5
D Jackson         25.8    25.0       13.7
Bass (college)   27.6    26.0        13.9

Rhodes is quite competitive from a PER standpoint and fairly competitive on efficiency.  He trails the pack in WinScore.  I'm not saying he's some incredible player.  He was pretty thoroughly schooled by Justin Thompson the other day against Sacramento.  But there have been plenty of later round undersized PF's find success and productivity in the league as backup 4's in recent years.  You never know how players will develop.  Rhodes has a decent looking stroke from the line.  If he can eventually develop some range out to 15 feet, he might be a decent pickup.