Had commitments last night, so still have to finish watching the last 12 minutes of the game. But based on what I have seen of the game, I have no problem at all with Jordan's post game press conference.
I mean, what the heck was RU going to do? When Foreman or Lewis had to sit on the bench, you had 6'4" Grier having to cover a 6'10" Maryland player who could both post and shoot the 3 (#10). Maryland simply got the ball to that kid regularly when Grier was covering him. There were times when Williams or Goode (at 6'2" each) had to cover a 6'8" or 6'10" player. Lewis had to play with 3 fouls in the 1st half, because Foreman also had 3 fouls. How can you play defense when you know you have 3 fouls in the 1st half, and know you literally cannot make any contact?
In the 1st half, while it is true RU forced some shots (Sanders and Daniels in particular), it is also true that Goode missed 2 WIDE open 3-point shots off good set-up passes from Sanders. And it is also true RU missed at least 6 lay-ups ... some of those missed shots were contested, with 6'8" to 6'11" guys covering our 6'2" guys penetrating, so tough shots. But some were just misses.
One can certainly make a good case that it is Jordan's responsibility (and his staff) that RU does not have a full roster of players capable of contributing even before the injuries (i.e. not a full complement of scholarship players, and that some of the players that are at RU are too flawed to help enough, even when and if healthy). And yes, I can see making a case the players may not be coached up enough, especially defensively.
But RU got enough open shots in the 1st half to have scored at least 10 additional points beyond what they did score, had they just hit a reasonable percentage (not even a "hot" percentage). Defensively, there was almost nothing RU could do because of the match-ups and depletion. And I have NEVER seen a team with as many concentrated injuries as this team ... never.
RU's "luck" this year has been even worse than RU's demonstrated skills.