Big-Time College Football: Oklahoma State opens at home with a rare, high-pressure matchup as No. 6 Oregon visits Stillwater—Eric Morris’ first home game as Cowboys coach and a major test for a team already dealing with early injuries and a tough Week 1. Sooners on the National Stage: Ohio State’s nonconference philosophy stays aggressive as it heads to Texas for a marquee Week 2 showdown, with both programs treating the game like a must-watch playoff preview. Local Arts & Community: Norman’s Second Friday Art Walk returns Friday night, and the Cleveland County Fair brings carnival rides, live entertainment, and family events to the fairgrounds. Performing Arts: Lake Area Ballet Theatre gears up for its 13th-season “Nutcracker,” with a sensory-friendly performance and a large cast. Indigenous Storytelling: Marie Clements brings Indigenous women’s stories to major film stages with “How We Stand” and the documentary series “Reclaim My Skin.” Oklahoma Sports Culture: Jim Ross says he’s “a lot better” after brain surgery, but broken toes are still slowing his return to AEW commentary. Gaming Security: Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises renews and expands ZeroEyes threat-detection tech across its properties. Everyday Tech Change: Walmart’s tap-to-pay checkout rolls out to Oklahoma on Sept. 14, with a broader national schedule already underway.