As Paul said a good stand of legumes will provide most of the N a sod crop needs.
Here in West KY the best time to put N on is a little later than when you are doing it. Non organic N does not stay in the soil very well and will leach out with rain. What is put on in Feb can wash out when you have great deal of rain in March before green up. The plant can't use it when it ain't growing and can't use it when the N is in the creek.
P and K are held much better in the soil and can be put on in the fall and still be there working in the spring.
Another thing is you might want to try take'n a bigger sample, split'n it and send it to two labs. I know here in KY if you just use the UK lab you will go broke long before you put on every thing they say you need. (I have never seen a UK test not say you need lime, even if core was taken where the lime truck dumped a pile last year, kinda makes you wander whose pocket they have their hand in)
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