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Askia Bullie, Tyler Randall help Westinghouse retain Jackson Classic trophy

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Westinghouse’s Askia Bullie (1) runs the ball against Raby. (Kirsten Stickney/For the Sun-Times)

Specialization may be the rule in high school sports in general, but not at Westinghouse.

Askia Bullie and Tyler Randall are making a difference in multiple sports for the Warriors. On Saturday, they played starring roles as Westinghouse rolled by neighborhood rival Raby 44-6 to retain the Jackson Classic trophy.

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