Setup:
Divide the gym into two playing fields.
Designate one player to be the spy and send them to the opposing team's field.
Provide the spies with vests to distinguish them.
Gameplay:
On a signal, the spy attempts to intercept passes while the opposing team passes the ball among themselves.
If a pass is intercepted by the spy, the passer becomes a spy as well and joins in intercepting the ball.
The game continues until one team is fully converted into spies.
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