My team is shooting less than 50 times a game... teams I play are shooting 60+ shots a game..i run a triangle offense, with a fast or normal tempo. How come i am being out shot by so much?

Through this morning's game, the difference is 49-57.   Part of the explanation is 1) you have 22 more TOs than your opponents, thus decreasing your shot attempts; 2) you've had 40 more FTs than you opponent. Many of those were non-shooting fouls which will decrease your total attempts. 

Take away the 3 more TOs/game the the 6 more FTs/game and you're much closer to your opponents total attempts. 

So, besides the turnovers, im not necessarily at a disadvantage?

Ok. Thanks!

Agreed with dlion67.  Having more shots, doesnt always mean good things.  Not always important how many you take, but how many you make.  Getting the ball to your betters shooters is huge.

Additionally, trying to find a way to reduce the turnovers will allow you to possess the ball, you get more looks, and inherently more opportunities for your good shooters.

Lastly, second chance opportunities with offensive rebounding plays a role in how many shots you take.