Zero frame throw?

In a situation in which:
1) player A's throw input results in a "12-frame throw" (ie input throw immediately after blocking an attack or after doing Offensive Move).
2) player B's throw input results in a "0-frame throw" (ie player A just did offensive move)
3) player B's throw input was anywhere between 1-10 frames after player A's throw input.

Two results is possible:
1) Player A will be thrown by Player B, or
2) Player A will escape Player B's throw.

Conclusion:
0-frame throw will always beat out 12-frame throw input, if 0-frame throw input was done anywhere between 1-10 frames after 12-frame throw input.

I'm quite sure no one can doubt that right?

Test if turning around from back-turn result in a 0-frame throw
1) Set CPU to guard move and throw (with a direction).
2) Do Jacky's /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/b.gif/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/b.gif/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/p.gif
3) CPU blocked it and immediately enters throw input (12 frame throw).
4) Jacky will 3 frames before input is registered (12-3=9 frames remaining before Jacky will be thrown by CPU).
5) Jacky turns around by pressing /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/g.gif. Which takes 6 frames (9-6=3 frames before Jacky will be thrown by CPU).
6) Jacky immediately enters throw input.

If Jacky's throw input is a 0-frame throw, Jacky will throw the CPU instead of the CPU throwing Jacky.

From my testing, this never happens (it is always possible that I enter input too late...but doing it for a nice 5-10 minutes, not once did I threw the CPU) . I admit, recovering from a back-turn attack, the throw does not have a "generic grab animation." However, I think it still takes 12 frames after throw input to grab. Maybe this is something similar to Instant Flamingo?

I try fuzzy guarding with other characters back-turned moves...and you are right. For some reason, back-turn fuzzy feels slightly different than how I would do fuzzy guarding from default position.