RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina has released documents showing a group of Tar Heel football players accumulated more than $13,000 in parking citations over a 3½-year period.

The school released the documents Thursday, a day after the state Court of Appeals denied the school’s request to delay the release of those records pending an appeal.

The players combined for 395 citations between March 2007 and August 2010, though the records don’t specify which players received each violation. The citations ranged from $5 for improperly displaying a parking permit to $250 for parking in a fire lane or handicapped parking space.