During a break in the wrestling action at the ASICS-Vaughan Junior and Cadet Nationals on Thursday, one corner of the arena was packed with young athletes and fans for about two hours.    Cael Sanderson, wrestling's biggest new hero, had arrived to meet his public. Sanderson, who recently signed a sponsorship deal with ASICS, visited with hundreds of people at the ASICS store located in the FargoDome.    Sanderson sat behind a table at the entrance of the store, and a long and steady line of wrestling fans stood patiently to speak to Sanderson. Many had Wheaties boxes in their hands, or t-shirts with his picture on it, looking for an autograph for their own collection.    Because of the size of the line, Cael was unable to spend much time with each visitor, something he likes to do when possible. However, for those who had to stand in the line, the wait was well worth it.    "He's a legend," said wrestler Clint Quicksall of Texas. "He's my idol, a hero of all time."    Connor Kelly of Florida also made sure to meet Sanderson in person. "He's a stud. The best there ever was, the best there ever will be," he said.    In some cases, entire families came together to meet the new legend. Once such family included the Escobedos of Indiana.    "He's a good influence, a good role model for kids," said father Rick Escobedo.    "He's strong, he's quick and he's the best," said Anthony Escobedo. "I know, because I went to his camp and he's tough. I'm working hard to beat his record.  I want to go 160 and oh."    Sanderson has become used to long lines of fans. During his record-breaking season at Iowa State this year, Sanderson signed autographs for hours after college dual meets and tournaments. The demands on his time have only increased since he set his historic record in Albany, N.Y. in March. After numerous major media interviews and public appearances, even more people know about his amazing achievements.    When asked about all the attention, Sanderson shrugs it off, still slightly embarrassed about all the fuss. "I take it as it comes," said Sanderson. "I don't know how I feel about it. I still have a lot of other things I have to focus on."    His next focus will be on the World Championships, set for Iran in early September. There are many weeks of hard training ahead, as Sanderson looks to work his magic on a new level.    Based upon the response from the wrestling community today, its a safe bet that there will be many people cheering for Sanderson as he seeks Olympic glory.