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Couldn't agree more about 2005 being good by gordonbombay
The ending ripped all our hearts out, but especially with the retroactive knowledge that Weis wasn't a good coach anyway and Texas almost certainly would've stomped us into dust in the BCS championship game, it's easy to appreciate being there to witness one of the most memorable CFB moments in history.
And like you said, the game day atmosphere was something I've never in my life come close to experiencing (too young to have been around for any of the prior huge games at ND) and don't ever expect to again.