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If you laid Tiftuf on 4/6, did it come seeded with rye from the sod farm?
Anyway, ryegrass will succumb to the heat within the month, especially if you’re mowing the height that Tiftuf should be mowed at.

It’ll be interesting to see how it does in the shady areas.

Bermuda seed is most likely to successfully get grass quickly if you go the seed route. Seeding is gonna be more labor intensive at first because you can’t allow the seeded areas to dry out for even a short time period.
Consider “checkerboard sodding” to cut the cost of sodding potentially in half. In other words, lay down pieces of sod every other space and stagger the pieces in adjacent rows. St Aug spreads fast, second only to bermuda. So maybe you can have a completely knit together lawn by sometime this summer.

Carpet grass would make a sort of “utility” lawn where looks are not a priority. It doesn’t look that much different than centipede or even St Augustine but sprouts numerous seed heads quickly, second only to bahiagrass. It looks okay after a mowing. It is only available as seed.
It’ll probably eventually start showing up in a neglected bare area if you do nothing, and do a fair job of crowding everything out. But that’d take too long for your situation.

Y’all have a good talent evaluator for a coach.
I You just reload as soon as they leave.

Maybe they can hire an SEC coach and help us out next season.

Your opinion on Norman is definitely wrong. Much nicer than BR.
Now OU athletics? That’s a different animal. Miserable weather? It’ll get better.

That’s what you get when you let them in the sec

Mine did this wilting around this time several years ago after a hard freeze. I kept it going with copious amounts of water, and organic citrus fertilizer so that it wouldn’t have fertilizer burn.
But As the weather got hotter that summer, it failed to keep up, and died. The leaves never got past the “baby” leaves
In my “post-mortem” trying to understand what happened, I read and confirmed there was both live and dead wood in the same stem. So the limited stem part that was still alive and supporting the new leaves was not enough to support the new growth over time.
Keep pampering it; there may be enough of a living part of the stem to allow it to pull through. Keep us posted.

So would you feel better if they took them back to their country? Is sending them to a prison the issue? They really need no Alien Enemies Act. They broke into our country illegally, now they’re going back. They don’t have due process because they’re from another country. I trust the Executive Branch has done their work, especially this one. The previous Executive Branches has deported illegals in the past, as it is their job to do.