The Georgia Southern football team got a boost in its scholarship fund Saturday during the first Eagle Fund Shoot Sporting Clays Tournament for Scholarships at the Dorchester Shooting Preserve in Midway.Frank Hook, director of donor relations for the Georgia Southern University Athletic Foundation, said the event was the brainchild of Claude Dryden of Dryden Enterprises and his son-in-law Danny Creasy. Hook added that he thinks Saturday’s shoot could be the largest amount of money raised during a single-day special event benefitting the Eagles’ football program. Hook said foundation members still are tallying the funds and must still factor in expenses that need to be paid out, but so far they’ve grossed more than $150,000.