As you can already see, mistakes have been made...
1st, the Plow should have had (or may have had ?) Jointers or Cover-Boards, to cover the turned-down sod.. 2nd, you should never use anything that will "Work-Up" the sod. For that, we have always used a tool called a Soil Surgeon...it is a steel Drag with a nice set of 4" deep pivoting knives under it and plenty room on top to add weight ( or put rocks you find).. As it is pulled, the knives "Work" the grass down...NOT up..leaving a decent seed bed.. Using a Disc will then work IF you DO NOT allow it to work very deep..ONLY prepare a Seed Bed..not a bit deeper on this 1st year after Breaking Sod..
I am afraid that since you have used a "Roto-Tiller" type machine you have already pulled far too much UP .. I would disc the field when DRY and NOT very Deeply and hope I would re-bury enough of the sod to make a seed bed.. At this point, I would agree that Discing several times when the ground is Dry will eliminate most of the living grass..
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