I want to loop through and output the results, but when I

do it loops so quickly you cant even see the output.

Something does not add up. Regardless of how long a cfloop takes to generate the results, you would still be able to view the results in your browser. Unless there is more going on in the code than what you posted ...

I hope this "slow logic" is only for your development/test environment otherwise I would strongly suggest rethinking the problem and solution. Slowing down a page like this via sleep or somehting else burns a processing thread on the server which will slow down the entire server if it is a highly used server. You want to get your page processed and completed ASAP.

If development or testing, consider cfdump or cflog. If production, consider ajax or some other feedback method.

These observations have nothing to do with your question, but, in case you are interested,

First, this is inefficient:

<cfloop query="score">

<cfoutput>#data#</cfoutput>

</cfloop>

because you are processing the cfoutput tags inside a loop.  This would be more efficient:

<cfoutput>

<cfloop query="score">

#data#

</cfloop>

</cfoutput>

This would be just as efficient, but with less code.

<cfoutput query="score">

#data#

</cfoutput>

Next, this snippet does not appear to accomplish anything:

cachedwithin="#createTimespan(0,0,0,0)#"

What did you have in mind when you wrote it?

Slow down a loop ? You're suppose to see all the output with that code... If you want to make the score appear with a 10 seconds interval (animation) think about creating a array of score and display them with javascript...

Unless you are using CFFLUSH to send the content to the browser before the page has completed, the entire page is processed and then sent to the browser as a whole.

You can use the cfflush tag within the cfloop to push out content as it is processed.

<cfloop query="score">

<cfoutput>#data#</cfoutput>

<cfflush />

</cfloop>

If you really need to artificially slow down the processing of the page, you can use the sleep() function.  So if you wanted to wait 10 seconds you would do the following:

<cfloop query="score">

<cfoutput>#data#</cfoutput>

<cfflush />

<cfset sleep(10000) />

</cfloop>

Typically this is only done on long running pages to give the user some feedback, if your "problem" is that the page loads so quickly then, in my opinion, you don't really have a problem, but if you need these two things, or a combination of both, should give you what you are looking for.