The store sold out of its first shipment of Sweet 16 shirts in less than an hour, with students, alumni and other fans eager to show their support for the team.
When the store received a new shipment of Sweet 16 shirts Monday night, store director Julie Banks made the decision to open an hour earlier on Tuesday to accommodate Flyer fans.
One shopper was Susan Herrmann of Oakwood.
"My husband and I both went to UD and both my kids went to UD ... and we live in Oakwood, real close to UD, so we've always supported the University of Dayton," she said.
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